Vessel marks the return of There Were Wires after more than two decades, capturing a band reshaped by years, loss, and persistence. From their genesis in Boston as a brash & chaotic hardcore punk band, TWW has morphed into a different beast - older, wiser, and heavier than ever before. The record moves elementally between caustic attack and contemplative restraint, balancing intensity with moments of space and reflection. Themes of fear, grief, and exhaustion surface throughout, shaping a body of work that feels both lived-in and immediate. Vessel holds the accumulated experience of the past, expressed with clarity and purpose.

While their self-titled album ran almost entirely on pure adrenaline and shirt-grabbing emotion, and Somnambulists took risks and hinted at musical growth, Vessel sees TWW ignoring the strictures of genre, and producing their most creative and heartfelt songs to date. Through time, trust, and life experience, There Were Wires have created their most immersive and fully realized work.

Tracklist:
01. All Paths Become The Road
02. Massive House Fire
03. Rabies
04. No Dark Corners
05. I'd Lock You In A Dream 
06. Unraveling Light
07. Resurrectionists
08. The Carousel Of Sickening Bliss 
09. 1901 
10. The Vessel You Hold Dear 

Pressing Info:
150 - Noise Cult Splatter (Iodine Noise Cult)
250 - Sea and Bone Merge (Iodine / Deathwish)
200 - Vessel Rose Marble (Retail)
100 - V4 Unraveling Light Gold in Blue (Tor Johnson)